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12/01/2002 11:43:54 AM · #1
How about "Occupations" or your own occupation. Could be interesting, the photo has to show what makes the daily grind so photogenic (or not).
Hold up! I've just seen that Clubjuggle has come up with the same idea. Great minds think alike (or so they say...)

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12/01/2002 12:03:19 PM · #2
what if you're unemployed? :)
12/01/2002 12:11:59 PM · #3
My employment is changing diapers, cleaning up after a 4 year olds spilt juice, doing laundry, cooking dinner for 6, running kids here and there, and every now and then sneaking down stairs to check my score, vote, or write in the forums. Maybe I could take one of my husbands work. lol
12/01/2002 12:32:59 PM · #4
Originally posted by Sonifo:
My employment is changing diapers, cleaning up after a 4 year olds spilt juice, doing laundry, cooking dinner for 6, running kids here and there...

Famous Bumper Sticker:
Every Mother Is A Working Mother

Based on previous challenge results I don't think a photo of diaper-changing would go over too well...however, if you have a front-loading washer, a close-up of the window during the wash cycle might make for a good abstract...
12/01/2002 01:24:23 PM · #5
Originally posted by psychephylax:
what if you're unemployed? :)

Maybe some portraits of the po-faced staff down at the dole office (LOL)

12/01/2002 02:01:01 PM · #6
Sonja, and other Moms and Dads, Even though your work keeps you at home, I personally think you, and other homemakers, have the most important job of all. I really mean that from the bottom of my heart. Ask anyone who has struggled to get pregnant, or who has been separated from their children.
Some suggestions for photo ops on the job: Cooking and baking, reading to a beloved child, tucking a child into bed, setting a beautiful table, doing crafts, or coloring with kids, piles of colorful laundry, grooming a child, tending to garden or houseplants, etc.
I have no children at home, but due to a disability I don't leave my home to go to work, but I am a very important homemaker. :-)
Some of my images.
12/01/2002 02:01:37 PM · #7
Cool bumper sticker! I need one of those.
Rats! I don't have a front loading washer.

Originally posted by GeneralE:
Originally posted by Sonifo:
[i]My employment is changing diapers, cleaning up after a 4 year olds spilt juice, doing laundry, cooking dinner for 6, running kids here and there...


Famous Bumper Sticker:
Every Mother Is A Working Mother

Based on previous challenge results I don't think a photo of diaper-changing would go over too well...however, if you have a front-loading washer, a close-up of the window during the wash cycle might make for a good abstract...[/i]

12/01/2002 03:48:29 PM · #8
Originally posted by Sonifo:
Cool bumper sticker! I need one of those.
Rats! I don't have a front loading washer.

Originally posted by GeneralE:
Famous Bumper Sticker:
Every Mother Is A Working Mother


I'll try to track down the bumper sticker (or address to send for it). You could go to a laundromat and use a front-loader...
12/01/2002 04:43:11 PM · #9
Sonja, please explain to Paul that you do not have those effete "laundromats" in Wyoming. Tell him about going down to the river, breaking the ice, then lugging the water back to be heated on the wood burning stove. The General lives in California (where I spent most of my life) and just doesn't know about country life.
It would be great to see photos of your four youngsters and Papa.
12/01/2002 05:04:13 PM · #10
Hmm. A stipulation in my employment contract states that I wouldn't
take a camera with me into my place of work. I wonder if other people
don't have similar restrictions ?


12/01/2002 05:25:12 PM · #11
Hey your not making fun of my way of life, are you? LOLOLOL This is so funny. I laughed so hard while reading this. I could take a picture of me milking the cows or feeding the turkeys. Heehee


Originally posted by JEM:
Sonja, please explain to Paul that you do not have those effete "laundromats" in Wyoming. Tell him about going down to the river, breaking the ice, then lugging the water back to be heated on the wood burning stove. The General lives in California (where I spent most of my life) and just doesn't know about country life.
It would be great to see photos of your four youngsters and Papa.


12/01/2002 06:25:28 PM · #12
On the subject of bumper stickers. I had one time that read -- All work, no pay makes a housewife!

Oh yea, I think this would be an interesting challenge.
12/01/2002 07:45:06 PM · #13
Originally posted by JEM:
Sonja, please explain to Paul that you do not have those effete "laundromats" in Wyoming. Tell him about going down to the river, breaking the ice, then lugging the water back to be heated on the wood burning stove. The General lives in California (where I spent most of my life) and just doesn't know about country life.
It would be great to see photos of your four youngsters and Papa.


Darn, I was sure I saw one in Jackson Hole the one time I was there about 20 years ago! I was actually considering the location issue when I wrote the comment, so I did refrain from phrasing it as "run down to the..." but got caught anyway. Of course, this may explain why you have to keep the computer hidden in the root cellar...
12/01/2002 08:59:07 PM · #14
Originally posted by Gordon:
Hmm. A stipulation in my employment contract states that I wouldn't
take a camera with me into my place of work. I wonder if other people
don't have similar restrictions ?




Same here. Cameras are a "firing" (and never being hired in the industry again!) offense !! Post 9-11 security issues.
Linda
12/01/2002 10:41:43 PM · #15
You guys are to funny.

Originally posted by GeneralE:
Originally posted by JEM:
[i]Sonja, please explain to Paul that you do not have those effete "laundromats" in Wyoming. Tell him about going down to the river, breaking the ice, then lugging the water back to be heated on the wood burning stove. The General lives in California (where I spent most of my life) and just doesn't know about country life.
It would be great to see photos of your four youngsters and Papa.


Darn, I was sure I saw one in Jackson Hole the one time I was there about 20 years ago! I was actually considering the location issue when I wrote the comment, so I did refrain from phrasing it as "run down to the..." but got caught anyway. Of course, this may explain why you have to keep the computer hidden in the root cellar...[/i]

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